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Not satisfied with just posting, Wen Qi added another tag, tagging Lu Zhenbang's son Lu Chengxuan, and repeating the caption: "You and your stepmother."

Afterwards, she edited another post, directly tagging everyone in the Lu family, adding a sarcastic emoji, and writing: "A loving family like this, it's truly an eye-opener."

In just ten minutes, Wen Qi flooded all of the Lu family's accounts.

Every comment precisely hit the sore spot of the Lu family, every word implying "mother," delivering a devastating blow.

Because of the special privileges granted by Gu Ting, there wasn't even a single asterisk; there was absolutely no trace of censorship.

What's even more incredible is that the Lu family discovered Wen Qi's comments couldn't be deleted at all—

No matter who it was, Wang Cui, Fang Xue, or Lu Zhenbang, clicking the delete button repeatedly had no effect on the page.

Wen Qi's comments were like a thorn in their side of the internet, glaring and stubborn.

Netizens were stunned by this series of bombshell revelations, and then many people jumped out to refute Wen Qi.

"Wen Qi, what nonsense are you spouting? Spreading rumors without any evidence is going too far!"

"How can you insult someone like that? Even if there's a conflict, you can't gossip about other people's business!"

"Get out of this platform! What kind of skill is it to act recklessly just because you have special privileges?"

Some netizens sensed something was amiss and asked, "Wait, what does she mean by that? Mom and stepson? Is something wrong with the second branch of the Lu family?"

"Cheating? Who cheated? Was it Lu Zhenbang's second wife, Zhao Wan?"

"Is there any solid evidence? Could it be that Wen Qi made it up out of revenge?"

But those comments that criticized Wen Qi were deleted by the system the moment they were posted.

The screen only displays a gray message: "This content has been censored."

Several accounts that were the most vocal in their insults and instigated the trouble now have a flashing yellow star next to their profile pictures.

That's the Level 1 ban sign on the T platform. Users marked with that sign can't post comments or updates, and they can't even send private messages. They're completely banned and silenced.

Wen Qi wasn't intimidated at all. Seeing the few stray insults that slipped through the net, she immediately started hurling insults back.

Every reply was extremely harsh and scathing, yet satisfying.

Relying on platform privileges, even with a screen full of profanity, they remained unmoved, without even issuing a violation notice, firmly holding onto the main stage of the online battle.

Netizens were completely stunned and unwilling to admit defeat so easily.

They all switched to alternate accounts to continue attacking Wen Qi, but as soon as one of their alternate accounts posted an abusive comment, it was instantly deleted.

When I logged in with my third account, I immediately received a system notification: "Your account has been banned for seven days due to repeatedly posting inappropriate content."

After repeatedly changing and being blocked, netizens are completely at their wits' end.

The only option is to team up and report Wen Qi's comments on the platform, but after each report, the system automatically replies: "This content complies with platform rules and will not be processed."

The comment section gradually shifted from initial outrage to a chorus of lamentations: "What kind of heaven-defying privilege is this? Why can she insult us, but we get our comments deleted and we're banned when we insult her?"

"I'm furious! This is such a double standard! Has the T platform been bribed by Wen Qi?"

"I give up, I can't win an argument, I really can't win an argument, this privilege cheat is just too obvious!"

Some netizens even took screenshots, showing Wen Qi's comments full of profanity without any issues, while their own posts were immediately censored.

The caption reads, "Wen Qi's permissions are insane; she's making me question my existence. This platform is unplayable."

This rant quickly went viral again, becoming a new trending topic.

#WenQi's Authorization Killer#

#DoubleStandardsOnTPlatform#

Two related terms quickly rose into the top ten trending searches.

Unable to out-argue Wen Qi and unable to withstand the platform's restrictions, netizens could only divert their anger.

"Forget it, let's not argue with her. If we can't win the argument, let's take it up with the Wen's official website."

Is Wen Qi really the eldest daughter of the Wen family?

"Yes, yes, yes! Let's go to the Wen family and demand an explanation from them."

Immediately, a large number of netizens flooded the comment section of Wens Group's official account.

What began as questioning Wen Qi's identity gradually transformed into a wave of resistance against the Wen family and the production and distribution of all products under the Wen family's umbrella.

The comments section was full of "Wen's Group, come out and speak!"

"Boycott Wens, don't buy Wens products."

Comments such as "indulging Wen Qi's reckless behavior."

Wen Qi scrolled through her phone, watching netizens flood the Wen's official website with smiles that stretched almost to her ears.

She raised her hand and posted another status update: "Go ahead and curse, curse all you want, it won't affect me anyway. I am Wen Qi, the legitimate eldest daughter of the Wen family, holding 20% ​​of the shares of Wen Corporation, with annual dividends of over 100 million. Are you envious? Too bad, no matter how angry you are, you can't get rid of me. The dividends from Wen Corporation are really tempting."

Her post nearly crashed the already heated online community.

The calls to boycott Wen's family have grown stronger, with many netizens saying they are "infuriated by Wen Qi's arrogance."

"This is a blatant provocation of the entire internet!"

It can be said that Wen Qi's actions directly aroused the anger of the entire internet.

In the president's office of the Gu Group, Gu Ting was staring at the backend data of the T platform.

Watching Wen Qi's "crazy killing" actions, the corner of his mouth twitched uncontrollably.

He had seen people who could curse, but he had never seen anyone who could curse so badly.

The girl was so righteous and fiercely critical, her words filled with profanity, that even he, who had seen it all, was somewhat shocked.

Backend data shows that the accounts of Lu Zhenbang and Zhao Wan are currently the most popular across the entire internet.

Wen Qi's two comments, "You and your stepmother" and "Mom and stepson," became the focus of discussion across the internet.

The number of interactions surged to three million within ten minutes, and the number of reposts also exceeded one million.

The platform received a lot of negative feedback about Wenqi, but at the same time, the platform's activity level doubled and the number of new users skyrocketed.

Gu Ting leaned back in his chair, watching the constantly refreshed popularity data on the screen, a smile flashing in his eyes.

Wen Qi's move was truly impressive; she almost brought the platform to a standstill.

Having been in charge of Gujia for so many years and managing the T platform for quite some time, I have never seen any trending topic rise so quickly.

Every time I refresh the backend, I'm struck by the new popularity data.

Wen Qi alone accounts for most of the platform's traffic.

The online public opinion also shifted amidst this fierce online battle and a flurry of gossip.

From the initial outcry against Wen Qi, to being stunned by her irrefutable evidence, and now being bewildered by the series of family scandals involving the Lu family, more and more netizens have shifted from anger to suspicion.

Once the seeds of suspicion are sown, they spread rapidly.

Some netizens who originally boycotted the Wen family are still venting their anger, while others have started digging into the past of the Lu and Wen families.

In the comments section, people are trying to find evidence to support Wen Qi's claims.

What started as a simple war of words gradually transformed into a large-scale gossip and fact-checking event, with the hype not only not decreasing but actually increasing.